2001 Map of Loa
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
Rabbit Valley serves as the focal point of this Wayne County landscape, where the town of Loa is situated along the banks of the Fremont River. The map reveals a community deeply connected to its water sources and topography, featuring the Loa Fish Hatchery and local community landmarks like the Rodeo Grounds and Loa Cem. To the west, the elevation rises sharply toward the Awapa Plateau and the high terrain of Black Ridge, much of which is protected within the Fishlake National Forest. Numerous named water sources, including Bullberry Spring and Potter Spring, drain through deep incisions like Riley Canyon and Sheep Hollow, illustrating the complex drainage patterns required for life and agriculture in this high-desert valley.
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